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Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… or boundary earthwork, probably of Iron-Age origin, is the cross-ridge dyke (1) 500 yds. S. of this point. (1) Cross-Ridge Dyke (SO 89191416SO 89341413), in Brockworth Wood … 180 ft. in the W. are on Fuller's Earth. Brockworth. (1) Cross-ridge Dyke. (2) Romano-British Building (SO 891168) is …
A Dictionary of London
… like Blackwell Hall. Broke Wharf See Brook's Wharf. Broken Cross At the western end of Cheapside. near the church of St. … L. Bk. H. p. 131). Removed 1389 (ib. 343). Re-erected as a cross and conduit in 1443 (ib. K. 292). Broken Seld Described …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… number of agricultural labourers left to seek work in the Welsh coalfields. 24 Despite a partial revival in its size, … end of one bay: the hall retains the north door to its cross passage. Altered floor levels suggest that the chamber … and the tower roof was replaced at a steeper pitch with Welsh slates. Amongst the new fittings were a stone pulpit …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
The Environs of London
… Buccleugh's arms is Or. ArmsG. a crescent A. between four cross crosslets O. on a canton Az. a lion pass. of the third, …
The Environs of London
… 4 mullets Or, impaling Arg. a boar's head couped between 3 cross crosslets Sab. for Amy. Sir John Roberts married … cottised Az. 3 horseshoes Or. ArmsArg. a chevron between 3 cross crosslets sitchee Sable, for Russell, impaling Arg, on … displayed of the field. ArmsPer pale Gules & Sab. on a cross engrailed Or, 5 lozenges of the second, a chief of the …
Survey of London
… monument to George IV at what later became known as King's Cross, and had taken out a number of patents for a variety of … leader Emmeline Pankhurst (d. 1928) has a Celtic cross with figures carved in relief in the manner of Eric …
Survey of London
… roofs do; these rest on similar corbels, are tied and cross-braced and have cusped tracery of early Tudor character …
Survey of London
… any surplus rents from either the Brompton or the unsold Welsh estates that might remain after payment of the … his equity of redemption in this and the unsold Welsh lands of the second Lord Kensington to John Goddard II. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… well-paved streets. The ancient market-hall and butter-cross, an unsightly structure, has been taken down, leaving … comprises nearly 30 acres. In the churchyard is a stone cross, somewhat mutilated. Broomhaugh BROOMHAUGH, a township, …
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